Skip to content

Governor of Taos, New Mexico, and his wife, 1900 | Collections | The Huntington

Membership

Donate

Store

CLOSED TODAY

Home
Collections
Search
The Frederick Monsen Ethnographic Indian Photographs
Photographs
Items 326-350
Governor of Taos, New Mexico, and his wife, 1900

Visual Materials

Governor of Taos, New Mexico, and his wife, 1900

Description: An Indian man and woman in front of a doorway of an adobe building.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1900
Call number: photCL 312
Creator: Monsen, Frederick (1865-1929)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased by Henry E. Huntington from Frederick Monsen, 1923.
Dimensions: images approximately 11 x 14 in. on oversize mounts approximately 21 x 26 in. +

Subscribe to our e-newsletter

About
Accessibility
Land Acknowledgment
Using the Library
Careers
Host an Event
Volunteer

Filming/Photography

Opening Hours

Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.

Closed on Tuesdays

Admission Info and Tickets

1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108

Privacy Policy
Social Media Guidelines and User Policy

©2026 The Huntington

Charity Navigator

Find out more

View in the Huntington Digital Library(Opens in new tab)

View in the Library catalog(Opens in new tab)

You might also be interested in

A young Hopi woman standing in doorway of adobe building
Visual Materials
Young Hopi woman, with a sheet around her shoulders, standing in the doorway of an adobe building.
photCL 312
Kiva (Underground ceremonial chamber). Taos Pueblo, New Mexico
Visual Materials
View of kiva with ladder protruding from below ground. Pueblo buildings surround the kiva, and an Indian man stands near the entrance.
photCL 312
Pajarito Park, New Mexico
Visual Materials
Ancient Indian dwelling carved from sandstone. A man stands in front of the site, seen at a distance.
photCL 312
Zuni, New Mexico. The son of the Governor of Zuni
Visual Materials
Portrait of a young Indian man leaning against a wooden wagon wheel.
photCL 312
Isleta, New Mexico. Showing estufa or Spanish oven introduced by the Spaniards and now used by all the Rio Grande Indians
Visual Materials
An Isleta Indian woman standing in front of an oven.
photCL 312
Hopi Indians, Arizona. Young Hopi matron
Visual Materials
Portrait of Hopi woman seated in doorway of adobe structure.
photCL 312